The consultation for the production of commissions is about repairing and refurbishing stuffed animals.

They have requests for me to repair or remodel their precious Plush that they have used for memories, such as a damaged doll, a missing resin part for eyes or nose, or a skeleton to make the doll stand up firmly.

I am not a specialist, so I am limited in what I can do, but I am sure that I can apply my skills to some of the dolls that I make all the time.

I made a sample for this purpose, and I will show it to the public.
The head is made by removing the cotton from the inside and replacing it with a sculpted model of a sponge, as usual.
The nose is made by machining on a wood lathe, and the mouth has been changed to a resin part made of the same material as the stuffed animal type.


The Minnie in the photo was repaired and refurbished from a ready-made "stuffed animal" of an unknown maker.
The damaged fabric was added to the plush toy as it was being repaired.
Eyebrows and eyelashes were added, and the nose and mouth were made up after replacing parts.

The good thing about using a sculpted sponge instead of cotton is that it gives the face a more expressive appearance by adding depth to the laugh lines and mouth, and it also tautens the entire body, making the left and right sides of the head and the curves more even.
In short, it gives you a "clearer expression.